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ResiClub's latest analysis finds that while pockets of Florida's housing market remain soft, the broader downturn and price recalibration that began earlier has been steadily easing throughout 2026. Eight charts in the report track this moderation across different metro areas and market indicators.
Prediction market Kalshi has permanently banned former Rep. George Santos after finding reasonable cause he bet on whether he would attend Trump's State of the Union address, allegedly netting him nearly $18,000. Kalshi also fined him over $71,000 and separately suspended or penalized several other political candidates, including Ben Midgely, Laurie Buckhout and Stephen Cloobeck, for allegedly wagering on their own races.
Prediction market Kalshi has teamed up with The Weather Channel to verify outcomes of trades tied to weather events, including bets on record temperatures and extreme conditions. The partnership aims to add credibility to Kalshi's weather markets by using an established meteorological source for settling wagers.
Kalshi, an online prediction market, announced it has permanently banned former Republican Congressman George Santos after determining he likely used insider knowledge to profit from a bet against his own attendance at the State of the Union address. The company said this marks the first permanent ban it has ever issued.
New pricing data tracked across 10 countries shows graphics card prices jumping sharply in the six weeks since the last survey, reversing a modest decline seen earlier in 2026. Nvidia's GeForce lineup appears to be absorbing the steepest increases, based on lowest verified in-stock prices from comparison sites in each region.
Shares of The Cheesecake Factory, the casual dining chain, have climbed 122% so far this year, a gain that outstrips the year-to-date performance of several Magnificent Seven tech stocks, including Nvidia. The rally highlights how a traditional restaurant business has outperformed some of the market's most closely watched technology giants.
An early-stage investor and Entrepreneur contributor describes walking away from investments that appear promising on the surface but carry hidden structural risks. He cites examples like a hydration test product with an unworkable cost structure, alongside deals involving founders he can't fully trust or markets dominated by entrenched competitors. The piece frames these quiet rejections as some of his most valuable investment decisions, even though they generate no visible outcomes.
Waymo has begun adding electric vehicles manufactured in China, made by Zeekr, to its robotaxi fleet even as the U.S. maintains steep tariffs and restrictions that effectively block most Chinese-made EVs from American consumers. The vehicles are imported and retrofitted with Waymo's self-driving technology before entering commercial service.
An entrepreneur who runs a company selling farmer-invented products describes reviewing dozens of pitches a year and finding that a product's cleverness rarely predicts commercial success. Instead, the deciding factor is whether the inventor is personally committed enough to invest their own money and time into building and fulfilling demand once it arrives.
A new analysis revisits the 2006-2007 subprime mortgage crisis, showing how millions of borrowers held two-year adjustable-rate mortgages with teaser rates that were contractually set to reset 30-50% higher. Credit Suisse and the IMF had already charted this trillion-dollar 'reset wall' months before the crisis hit, yet markets kept buying because everyone assumed they could exit in time. The piece uses this history as a lens to question whether today's AI investment boom is similarly built on temporary, favorable conditions that are due to expire.
Nvidia's stock climbed in premarket trading Thursday following a quarterly earnings report that topped Wall Street forecasts and full-year guidance that exceeded even optimistic analyst projections. The rally comes alongside swirling speculation that Nvidia may be pursuing an acquisition of AI startup Hugging Face.
European stock indexes opened with a mixed performance, showing no unified direction across the region. However, artificial intelligence-related stocks stood out with notable gains, buoyed by Nvidia's latest earnings report.